Monday, April 27, 2020

Jim Cornette on The Passing Of Joe Pedicino

Another Week Goes By, Another Idiot Has To be Put In Their place.

Twitter seems very infested with them, and this one, 'representing' Powerbomb Wrestling out of Ohio, OBVIOUSLY didn't see the poll results either. Which obviously favored what I said. Maybe he should've looked at the results before trying to take me on and wind up not looking good at all.


Anyone with an I.Q. higher than a door knob would know that Heenan would run rings around anyone else, especially Jesse. But hey, as you can see, not everyone is that smart, especially whoever is 'representing' Powerbomb Wrestling on Twitter.

As I'm starting say more and more... Knowledge, is king. (smiles).


Jim Cornette Talks with Dr. D David Schultz

Mat Memory- The Crusher & Baron Von Raschke vs Crusher Blackwell & John Studd (AWA)

April 19, 1981. St. Paul, Minnesota. Tag team action as the team of Big John Studd and Jerry Crusher Blackwell take on the team of Crusher Lisowski and Baron Von Raschke.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFzec_Yv1Ac&list=PLfOorgOUv9HukZXEl3-7nUPo1DVVpwHeW&index=37

Mat Memory- Killer Khan vs Jerry Blackwell (All Japan July 6th, 1985)

Mat Memory- Isamu Teranishi/Killer Khan vs Crusher Blackwell/Harley Race (All Japan February 22nd, 1986)

Mat Memory- USA Pro Wrestling "Guilty Until Proven Innocent" 8/30/02 event

The Wall vs. Little Guido Maritato

Chris Candido w/ Tammy Lynn Sytch (Sunny) vs. Amazing Red (U.S. Title Match)

Xavier vs. Jerry Lynn (X-treme Title Match)

Crowbar vs. Low Ki (Tables Match)

Mahoney vs. Bam Bam Bigelow (USA Pro Title Match)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgTL-MbS8E8

JERRY LAWLER ADDRESSES 'RAMEN NOODLE MOONSAULT' COMMENT ON RAW



JERRY LAWLER ADDRESSES 'RAMEN NOODLE MOONSAULT' COMMENT ON RAW
BY JOSH NASON | @JOSHNASON | APR 26, 2020 12:38 PM
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On the latest edition of his podcast, Jerry Lawler addressed his recent "Ramen noodle moonsault" comment while doing commentary on WWE Raw.

On the April 13th edition of the show, Lawler was calling an Akira Tozawa-Austin Theory match with Tom Phillips and Byron Saxton when he referred to a Tozawa senton as a "Ramen noodle moonsault". The comment was later edited out of the Hulu edition of the show.

At the 53 minute mark, Lawler asked his co-host if he could address the elephant in the room about the comment and why being racist was "the furthest thing from his mind."

He said he was doing commentary in 2016 with Mauro Ranallo and given Ranallo's history with Japanese wrestling, he heard him call a move something that he figured was made up because he had never heard of it before. He said he later made up some names of what he thought would be funny moves to go back at Ranallo at when he called a move.

"I would say something like, "There’s the Ramen Noodle moonsault" and he would say, "Oh, King! You know there's no such thing!" and we would just go on. I was doing it just to play devil’s advocate with Mauro. If I were still doing commentary with Michael Cole or JR, we had the chemistry to where each one of those guys would have known that I was almost making a fool out of myself by claiming like I was acting like I knew what this unbelievable looking move was.

"Then either Cole or JR would have said ‘"Oh, King! You know better than that!" With Byron and Tom, we don’t have that chemistry yet. We have only been working together for a short time so when I said that, they didn’t even acknowledge it so it kind of went out and they just kept talking and I kept talking. I didn’t think anything about it either.”

Lawler and his co-host then intimated that the intent was that the joke was supposed to be on him for being behind the times.

"That’s where me, Bobby Heenan, Jesse Ventura...all of the heel commentators do that sort of stuff and the joke is on yourself that the people out there say, "Look at that idiot. He doesn’t even know what he’s talking about and he thinks he does.' That's where the joke was."

Lawler did not apologize for the comment and remains on the commentary team for Raw.